Mary is an educator with over 23 years of experience. She has spent time in special education, general education and teaching English as a Second Language. She has taught both children and adults, and has some experience in administration. Mary's passion for and experience in the field of education makes her an excellent writer in this field. She has written blog posts and articles in the field of education, particularly focusing on special education.

Specialties

Elementary education, Common Core standards, educational administration, special education, teaching English as a Second Language, learning disabilities, IEP writing, inclusion, ADHD, second language learners, dyslexia, public schools, parents of students with special needs, Child Study Teams, mentoring teachers

Interests

All areas of special education, child development, being an aunt

Education

Douglass College, Rutgers University

Mary studied Spanish and is fairly fluent. This has enabled her to communicate with parents of students throughout the years. Mary's study of special education was the start of a career that continues to span over twenty-three years.

New Jersey City University

During this time, Mary learned strategies she could apply while teaching her many English learners in an urban setting.

Georgian Court University

While earning her masters degree, Mary delved into various leadership styles in education, as well as curriculum design. She also did an administrative internship which gave her added insight into an administrator's role in the public school setting.

Education

4 Projects Completed

Mary has completed blog posts and articles in various areas of education, particularly in the area of special education. This is an excerpt from a blog post regarding keeping calm as a special educator.

Blog Post

2 Projects Completed

Mary is able to write informed and, when appropriate, heartfelt blog posts in all areas of education. She uses her 23 years of experience and education to do so. This sample is from a blog post about students needing movement while working.